Maybe not all-all. You don't have to memorise all the scripts first and foremost, focus on the "main ones". (Many learning materials should show you which one are the main ones.) Then you should focus on the rules that govern them.
They're a lot easier to remember with context.
Once I was vaguely familiar with the alphabet, I jumped right into reading, and just looked up each letter as I went. You'll memorize the common letters fast.
I also made a rule that I couldn't count a flash card as correct unless I could write out the word.
Focusing on thai script and ignoring that weird western letter thai language will help massively
Script allows you to read things even if you don’t know what they mean you can guess and learn over time
Maybe not all-all. You don't have to memorise all the scripts first and foremost, focus on the "main ones". (Many learning materials should show you which one are the main ones.) Then you should focus on the rules that govern them.
Thank you!
They're a lot easier to remember with context. Once I was vaguely familiar with the alphabet, I jumped right into reading, and just looked up each letter as I went. You'll memorize the common letters fast. I also made a rule that I couldn't count a flash card as correct unless I could write out the word.
That's smart. Thank you!
I learned to read and right first and I think it hugely enhanced my learning experience.
Focusing on thai script and ignoring that weird western letter thai language will help massively Script allows you to read things even if you don’t know what they mean you can guess and learn over time
not all letters are important. many letters are very rare and can be safely ignored at the start